This is a really simple question I think...I ordered a Thinkvision 150p LCD from IBM and it arrived today. My wife wanted native 1024x768 and this fit the bill. I'd like to adjust the height, however, the hand out that came with the unit has a picture showing movement up and down and left and right and front and back...However, when I try and raise the height of the LCD it doesn't move - and I'm tugging on it harder than I think I should have to. Is there a latch or switch or locking mechanism of some type I have to disengage before free movement of the height adjustment?
Any help is appreciated...thanks.
Thinkvision L150p height adjustment
Thinkvision L150p height adjustment
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mattfromomaha
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That did it, thanks! Guess it wasn't a lever for height adjustment after all..guess I should have looked closer at the quick set up guide, it had a cicle around the lever with and out arrow...but I didn't want to just pull on it and potentially break something. Thanks again, my wife is very happy with it and I'm jealous of all the movement flexibility it has.
Thinkpad T420 | Core i-5 2520M | 16gb RAM | 120gb Intel 520 SSD + 750gb 7200 RPM | 6300 N | Ubuntu 12.04 x64
Desktop: AMD FX-8350 (8 cores) | 32gb ECC RAM | 240gb Intel 530 SSD + 1tb 7200 RPM | Ubuntu 14.04 x64 | HP ZR24w
Previous Thinkpads: A21m, R40, X61, T410
Desktop: AMD FX-8350 (8 cores) | 32gb ECC RAM | 240gb Intel 530 SSD + 1tb 7200 RPM | Ubuntu 14.04 x64 | HP ZR24w
Previous Thinkpads: A21m, R40, X61, T410
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